Birds of America
Congressman Patrick Murphy Honored with Audubon’s Champion of the Everglades Award
On Friday (October 17), U.S.
Do Peacocks Pay a Price for Beauty?
A recent study suggests that the peacock’s extravagant train doesn’t fetter its flight.
Audubon California strongly supports Prop. 1
Audubon California today announced its strong support for Proposition 1, the state water bond placed on the November ballot by Governor Jerry Brown
State Launches New Important Bird Advisory Committee
As migratory birds – especially hawks – and Monarch butterflies flew overhead, a large crowd of visitors to the New Haven Migration Festival heard
New Audubon Study Reveals Climate Change Effects on Many Bird Species
A new study released today by the National Audubon Society reveals a comprehensive look at how climate change is projected to affect bird species a
New Mexico’s Bird Species Threatened by Global Warming ‘Gut Punch,’ New Audubon Study Reveals
CONTACT: Staci Stevens, Communications & Policy Manager, Audubon New Mexico
314 North American Bird Species Threatened by Global Warming, Audubon Scientists Reveal in New Study
Climate change threatens nearly half the bird species in the continental United States and Canada, including the Bald Eagle and dozens of iconic bi
America’s Bird Species Threatened by Global Warming ‘Gut Punch,’ New Audubon Study Reveals
Global warming threatens the survival of nearly half the bird species in the continental United States and Canada, including many birds that occur
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